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Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Dish
Dish denotes "a bowl," somewhat deep, Mat 26:23 , Mar 14:20 ; among the Greeks i...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Disfigure
Disfigure primarily means "to cause to disappear," hence (a) "to make unsightly,...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Disease, Diseased (be)
Disease, Diseased (be) lit., "lacking strength" (a negative, sthenos, "strength"...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Discreet, Discreetly
Discreet, Discreetly "of sound mind, self-controlled" (for the derivation, see D...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Discover
Discover * Two verbs are translated by the verb "to discover," in the AV. The RV...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Discourse
Discourse primarily denotes "to ponder, resolve in one's mind" (dia, "through," ...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Discourage (-d)
Discourage (-d) "to be disheartened, dispirited, discouraged" (a, negative, thum...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Discipline
Discipline from sophron, lit., "saving the mind," from saos, "contracted to" sos...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Disciple
Disciple lit., "a learner" (from manthano, "to learn," from a root math--, indic...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Discharged
Discharged means "to reduce to inactivity." "Discharged" is the RV translation o...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Discern, Discerner, Di...
Discern, Discerner, Discernment "to distinguish, or separate out so as to invest...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Disbelieve
Disbelieve "to be unbelieving" (a, negative, pistis, "faith;" cp. apistos, "unbe...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Disannul, Disannulling
Disannul, Disannulling signifies "to put as of no value" (a, negative, theton, "...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Disallow
Disallow "to reject as the result of disapproval" (apo, "away from," dokimazo, "...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Direct
Direct "to make straight" (kata, "down," intensive, euthus, "straight," euthuno,...
Vine New Testament Dictionary :: Dip, Dipped, Dippeth
Dip, Dipped, Dippeth "to immerse, dip" (derived from a root signifying "deep"), ...
